PASP has been publishing original #research on #astronomy and #astrophysics since 1889. For the first time in the journal's history, all archival content is now accessible on one platform at @IOPPublishing

In a recent open-access article published in @PASPJournal an analysis of the capabilities of the UltraViolet EXplorer (UVEX) space telescope for performing optimal follow-up of gravitational-wave events is presented. -JGM

A recent open-access article published in @PASPJournal presents near-infrared follow-up measurements of the International Gravitational Wave Network event S250206dm using the Wide-Field Infrared Transient Explorer (WINTER). -JGM

A recent open-access article published in @PASPJournal describes the results from a recent Zwicky Transient Facility (ZTF) search for circumstellar debris disks in White Dwarf systems that have been identified within a novel metric space. -JGM

In a recent open-access article published in @PASPJournal the Galactic Radio Explorer (GReX), an instrument designed for all-sky monitoring of exceptionally-bright radio transients, is described. -JGM

A recent open-access article published in @PASPJournal discusses formation models and new discoveries associated with cataclysmic variable stars in triple systems. -JGM

In a recent open-access tutorial published in @PASPJournal the various approaches and nomenclature used to characterize spatial variations in astrophysics are unified into a common interpretation and description. -JGM

An article recently published in @PASPJournal describes an improved method for classifying Fermi Blazar candidates with SRG/eROSITA x-ray counterparts using a machine learning algorithm. -JGM

A recent article published in @PASPJournal describes an automatic and efficient hybrid CNN transformer-based method which incorporates self-supervised learning to identify strong lenses within Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument legacy survey data. -JGM

A recent open-access article published in @PASPJournal describes Exo-Dragonfly, an adaptation of the Dragonfly Telephoto Array to the observation of exoplanet transits. -JGM

A recent open-access article published in @PASPJournal describes the Cryoscope, a new 50 square-degree field-of-view, 1.2m aperture, cryogenic infrared survey telescope that will be installed at Dome C in Antarctica. -JGM

A recent open-access article published in @PASPJournal provides an extension of analytic expressions for polytropic wind-driven bubbles and their shock structures, originally formulated by Koo & McKee (1992), in radially stratified ambient media. -JGM

A recent open-access @PASPJournal article assesses the impact of episodic FU Orionis outbursts on the evolution and migration of planetary systems, providing an avenue for the observed prevalence of low-mass, iron-rich ultra short-period planets. -JGM

A recent article published in @PASPJournal presents a model which describes the hydrodynamical thermal irradiated wind which can emanate from the outer thin accretion disk in low-luminosity active galactic nuclei. -JGM

A recent article published in @PASPJournal presents the results from a systematic search for free-floating planets in KMTNet full-frame images using a photometric pipeline system. -JGM

In a recent article published in @PASPJournal the impact of fiber cross contamination on radial velocity precision as fine as 10 cm/s is analyzed. -JGM

A recent open-access article published in @PASPJournal presents a new multipole analysis method for analyzing the morphology in X-ray images of supernova remnants. -JGM

A recent open-access article published in @PASPJournal presents an analysis of the newly-cataloged open star cluster UPK220 using Gaia DR3 and @NASA_TESS measurements to identify and characterize cluster member variable stars. -JGM

Using relative photometry as a case study, a recent open-access article published in @PASPJournal presents the architecture of the Tianyu telescope software system. -JGM

An investigation of the photometric, spectroscopic and orbital periods of ten short-period contact binary stars is presented in a recent article published in @PASPJournal. -JGM

A recent open-access article published in @PASPJournal presents an analysis of redshift measurements, using the Binospec instrument on the MMT, of objects near the gravitational lensing system 3C220.3. -JGM